San Antonio can be pretty quiet before it wakes up and before its streets fill with traffic. That’s what makes it so jarring when the silence of the morning is broken by the sound of a distant boom. In this chapter of the San Antonio Storybook, we discover the story behind that boom as well as the people who are responsible for it.
HOH folk need these in readable format. Kindly consider this option (and expense)!
Hi Dave,
You can read an automated script through closed captioning (CC) on the youtube version of this episode here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNFePJ9KvI
Thanks
Scott Ball
Hey, Dave. I want to make sure I understand the issue you’re having. The podcast is also available on Stitcher, the Google Play store and on iTunes if that helps…
HOH – hard of hearing. He’s asking about a written version or summary, for those who may have trouble experiencing the podcast.
Hi Mike,
You can read an automated script through closed captioning (CC) on the youtube version of this episode here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNFePJ9KvI
Thanks and hope this helps
Scott Ball
Ah! Thanks for the clarification, Mike. And yes, Dave, I do have a transcript that I’d be happy to post above. Let me talk to my Rivard Report contacts and see if we can get that done today…
I too love a few miles away from Ft Sam, Loved this article, thank you.
Brilliantly Local! This is such a great beginning, exposing our local gems and interactions with our local diamonds (people)is the way to begin and exquisite expose of our San Antonio history. Thank you and looking forward to the next one.